@@OverlookeDEnT 80 bucks period. Im disappointed. I will not buy because I have a lot of Izotope stuff although not the highest tier but buying things one by one is expensive. Im done spending megatons of money for a hobby.
Breaktweaker has greater potential but I think it gets in the way of itself because of its limits. What they should do is at least allow midi output even if it isn't able to do repeats as fast as it can to samples in the plugin. I'd rather have it trigger drum kits I already have set up instead of needing to create or recreate ones; that's what puts me off.
djjuno106...I would love the Breaktweaker top window in BT to show the whole loop. There’s plenty of room but for some reason they made it so that you lose vision of the last part of a full length loop. It’s really annoying because it’s such an easy fix. Maybe the oddest decision Izotope have ever made. Other than that little moan I’m so impressed with the plug ins from Izotope. Trash 2 is the dogs dangley bits. I love it. And Iris 2. And Breaktweaker.
How did oyu route it to be used wit your midi controller? I ma a Studio One user and having a hard time even using it. "Up and running" for me would've been showing us HOW you routed it, even more than showing us what the plug-in can do. Nobody ever does videos in depth about routing plug-ins like this and Gross Beat.
The features look exciting in the videos and on Izotope's product page, but IMO, they actually managed to make the interface even more difficult than the first version. Even more features in the same space, and the layout (to me) is not intuitive. Graphically, everything is black and blue...really hard to tell what parameter you are working on sometimes. Sometimes you click on a parameter and start working on a curve, and then you realize it's a curve for a different parameter. Also, it's not obvious from this video, but to me the fonts in the plugin are poorly chosen and don't have great resolution...made very skinny to fit everything in. If you fill your screen with it, and don't mind covering up everything underneath, it looks pretty good. At "regular plugin size," it is terrible. If you have the original SE, you are familiar with the little range handlebars, also featured in this video. Sometimes they are not there in SE2, and neither is the lock button; that happens if one of the presets (almost a must for a starting point) has already established a curve for that parameter. If it is linear, you get handlebars and can take the simplified route. If it is not linear, you won't get the range handlebars or the lock button -- no simple adjustments -- until you choose the parameter, go to the curve, and reset it to linear. The curves are a nice feature, but I feel like this forces you to use the curves for every parameter, which is just a ton of work because there are SO many parameters, and I find curve design to be exhausting except for a parameter here or there. I also found the wet gain and dry gain controls difficult to use. They are specific to a gesture, not master controls, so there's nothing like a global wet/dry here. Say you are using the gesture at C1 and find SE2 is a bit overloud for what you are doing, and you want to dial it back to mix it in. You'll try fiddling with wet gain and dry gain (not a simple concept when they have separate curves, and somehow they still work when turned off)...anyway, just when you've got the mix right, you'll hit another gesture (C2) and realize it's too loud also. So now you have to fiddle with wet gain and dry gain curves again. Wash, rinse, repeat for every gesture. Very customizable, but you really gotta want it. To me, the first version of SE was baffling, but fun because you could usually get something interesting by pulling up a present, and moving some ranges and parameters around. I got excited about SE2 (almost bought without trying), but I find it is just as baffling conceptually, but harder to get something useful out of unless you master every aspect of it. If you become a real student of this thing, it's super powerful. If you just like to occasionally drop it on a track for some glitchy effects or movement, I think SE2 is harder to use than the original, which already wasn't that easy. Also, if you had the first version and customized a lot of stuff, I'm pretty sure you won't be able to use your old presets (either factory, expansion or the ones you created yourself) in SE2. Anyway, those are just my initial impressions. Definitely give it a try.
It doesn't look like much has really changed with this.. it'd honestly be better if components were modular and you could drop individual parts on tracks.. they could easily be interconnected the way Neutron/Ozone are.
After each feature showed I kept shaking my head like omg this is crazy! Thanks for the crisp tutorial. It would be nice if you had a link to a playlist for SE 2. Thanks!
I am looking for a plug-in that does some of these things but this is just too much; there's too much stuff; too many options. Wet gain, dry gain, lo-fi, walk, jitter, gate++++ I would love a simple version of this that just, you know: stutters.
Great tutorial - thanks! I would love to know how to use one instance of stutter edit as a bus for multiple instruments - but retaining use of midi triggering on Logic Pro X. Is it even possible???
I don’t why everything is triggering late according to the grid setting if it’s set to 1/8th for me then Stutter Edit 2 is triggered 1/8th note after the midi note
I have the plugin open but it's not affecting the vocal clip at all. I don't know what I'm missing. It's definitely not turned on Bypass or anything. Using Reason 11. The purple display on the lower right is showing that it's definitely recognizing the audio. I'll delete this if I figure it out but so far I can't find the problem.
I have a weird issue when using the buffer for reverse. it will reverse while im using that gesture but if i use a different gesture then come back to the reverse one it does not reverse anymore even though it says its on. anybody else have this problem?
It seems I can not manipulate functions when I am using in trial mode and I can not judge between shaperbos by caleguys while cableguys plugin works with full function.
@@user-yf2lk5gi7q I just purchased the first version earlier this week, lol! But Izotope hooked me up today. Also, more people than ever are buying music gear, acoustic, digital, plugins, etc. If there ever was a summer of music, this should be it. Especially software companies that do not need to make physical products that require human to human contact. I think once all the data is in, plugin boutique, sweetwater, and izotope may turn out to be winners. #ButImNoeconomist #izotope #summer2020
Is this possible to link in the plugin ? Ie , instead of putting across my drum bus , I could insert it in every track then link them and then go about recording my automation ? Assuming i linked all the drums except the hi hat say , that was independent ?
Ableton Live Create an Audio Track and insert Stutter Edit 2. Create a MIDI From the MIDI Track’s ‘MIDI To’ dropdown, choose the Audio Track from Step 1. In the dropdown below it, ensure Stutter Edit 2 is selected. and change Monitoring to “In”.
I believe when you click on the button that says "midi" in the upper right/mid, it will let you select between auto and midi, with midi allowing you to trigger specific functions with different keys/pads. It should show visual instructions when you click that button as well :)
Where did you get that "Basic Riff Creator" seen in your video above? From where did you load that? I do not see something like that when I load Stutter Edit 2 plugin in my Ableton Live (Intro 10 license) Audio track
You would use this plugin in midi mode (menu is at the top of the plugin). With midi mode on, stutter effect won't trigger unless a midi node is pressed. In ableton, it would look like this: Vocal Track (has stutter edit on, in midi mode) Midi track (no instrument, have the track send midi to "Vocal Track > Stutter Edit 2". Then, whenever a note is played on the midi track, it triggers a stutter on the vocal track. Midi mode also allows you to create totally different stutters on every note. So you can trigger a ton of different stutters live.
Man is this really the price at 79. dollars. No thanks. I paid for it once and I hardly use it. This is nice but not another 80 dollars for something I already have. Im disappointed.
What else would you like to know about Stutter Edit 2?
If I have stutter edit from the $49 bundle that came with iris and elements bundle can I take advantage of the upgrade pricing?
@@OverlookeDEnT 80 bucks period. Im disappointed. I will not buy because I have a lot of Izotope stuff although not the highest tier but buying things one by one is expensive. Im done spending megatons of money for a hobby.
I would rather spend 120 for Sugarbytes Effectrix. I have looperator that is close but effectrix is closer.
Hi Thanks for your great videos. I would appreciate a step by step explanation of how to create a gesture and then trigger it by midi in Cubase please
@@robertmason7553 I've been considering looperator and thought this might be a good replacement. Waiting for a sale on Looperator though.
fingers crossed they also update breaktweaker and iris both are brilliant but there pretty old now and could be updated.
Breaktweaker has greater potential but I think it gets in the way of itself because of its limits. What they should do is at least allow midi output even if it isn't able to do repeats as fast as it can to samples in the plugin. I'd rather have it trigger drum kits I already have set up instead of needing to create or recreate ones; that's what puts me off.
djjuno106...I would love the Breaktweaker top window in BT to show the whole loop. There’s plenty of room but for some reason they made it so that you lose vision of the last part of a full length loop. It’s really annoying because it’s such an easy fix. Maybe the oddest decision Izotope have ever made. Other than that little moan I’m so impressed with the plug ins from Izotope. Trash 2 is the dogs dangley bits. I love it. And Iris 2. And Breaktweaker.
Truuuuuuu both great plugs. But just heavy lifting to use in this day and age
I've just upgraded. Still loving it.
Just bought.. crazy price atm for £10!
Great demo, thanks. Sounds like Mark Ruffalo doing the demo!
LOL! That's a first :) - JC
You do need to set up points in the stutter rate for the slider to work correctly in lock mode
I came back to rewatch the video as that had me really confused. Thanks for clarifying this!
super cool I hadn't dove into this plugin yet, there's a lot of options, thanks.
Great tutorial as an introduction to this plugin.
Great video. Thanks Josh!
looks cool
How did oyu route it to be used wit your midi controller? I ma a Studio One user and having a hard time even using it. "Up and running" for me would've been showing us HOW you routed it, even more than showing us what the plug-in can do. Nobody ever does videos in depth about routing plug-ins like this and Gross Beat.
Thanks you BT and iZotope for the generous upgrade price
The features look exciting in the videos and on Izotope's product page, but IMO, they actually managed to make the interface even more difficult than the first version. Even more features in the same space, and the layout (to me) is not intuitive. Graphically, everything is black and blue...really hard to tell what parameter you are working on sometimes. Sometimes you click on a parameter and start working on a curve, and then you realize it's a curve for a different parameter. Also, it's not obvious from this video, but to me the fonts in the plugin are poorly chosen and don't have great resolution...made very skinny to fit everything in. If you fill your screen with it, and don't mind covering up everything underneath, it looks pretty good. At "regular plugin size," it is terrible. If you have the original SE, you are familiar with the little range handlebars, also featured in this video. Sometimes they are not there in SE2, and neither is the lock button; that happens if one of the presets (almost a must for a starting point) has already established a curve for that parameter. If it is linear, you get handlebars and can take the simplified route. If it is not linear, you won't get the range handlebars or the lock button -- no simple adjustments -- until you choose the parameter, go to the curve, and reset it to linear. The curves are a nice feature, but I feel like this forces you to use the curves for every parameter, which is just a ton of work because there are SO many parameters, and I find curve design to be exhausting except for a parameter here or there. I also found the wet gain and dry gain controls difficult to use. They are specific to a gesture, not master controls, so there's nothing like a global wet/dry here. Say you are using the gesture at C1 and find SE2 is a bit overloud for what you are doing, and you want to dial it back to mix it in. You'll try fiddling with wet gain and dry gain (not a simple concept when they have separate curves, and somehow they still work when turned off)...anyway, just when you've got the mix right, you'll hit another gesture (C2) and realize it's too loud also. So now you have to fiddle with wet gain and dry gain curves again. Wash, rinse, repeat for every gesture. Very customizable, but you really gotta want it. To me, the first version of SE was baffling, but fun because you could usually get something interesting by pulling up a present, and moving some ranges and parameters around. I got excited about SE2 (almost bought without trying), but I find it is just as baffling conceptually, but harder to get something useful out of unless you master every aspect of it. If you become a real student of this thing, it's super powerful. If you just like to occasionally drop it on a track for some glitchy effects or movement, I think SE2 is harder to use than the original, which already wasn't that easy. Also, if you had the first version and customized a lot of stuff, I'm pretty sure you won't be able to use your old presets (either factory, expansion or the ones you created yourself) in SE2. Anyway, those are just my initial impressions. Definitely give it a try.
It doesn't look like much has really changed with this.. it'd honestly be better if components were modular and you could drop individual parts on tracks.. they could easily be interconnected the way Neutron/Ozone are.
@@kierandennis1883 Use a BUSS channel
Great tutorial. Thank You
Glad it was helpful! - JC
After each feature showed I kept shaking my head like omg this is crazy! Thanks for the crisp tutorial. It would be nice if you had a link to a playlist for SE 2. Thanks!
Excellent video!
Does DAW automation also work, e.g. for the gate slider at 7:00 ?
Pls can you make a video how to set stutter edit 2 in logic proX thanks
where do you load the sample?
Brilliant demonstration mate. Upgrading now!!!!
thanks a lot!
You're welcome! - JC
Amazing tutorial. Thanks. The in depth is very helpful.
In depth - niice
Thanks so much for doing these videos 📹
cool
I am looking for a plug-in that does some of these things but this is just too much; there's too much stuff; too many options. Wet gain, dry gain, lo-fi, walk, jitter, gate++++ I would love a simple version of this that just, you know: stutters.
Check out Glitch2, it still has a learning curve, but it's a lot more chill than this.
@@ImTooPretentious Appreciated, thanks!
Flux1 and Flux2 are free and phenomenal 🙌🏽
Great! This is valuable and very interesting.
Great tutorial - thanks! I would love to know how to use one instance of stutter edit as a bus for multiple instruments - but retaining use of midi triggering on Logic Pro X. Is it even possible???
Great stuff Joshua
I don’t why everything is triggering late according to the grid setting if it’s set to 1/8th for me then Stutter Edit 2 is triggered 1/8th note after the midi note
very well explained. thanks!
I have the plugin open but it's not affecting the vocal clip at all. I don't know what I'm missing. It's definitely not turned on Bypass or anything. Using Reason 11. The purple display on the lower right is showing that it's definitely recognizing the audio. I'll delete this if I figure it out but so far I can't find the problem.
Great review
Nice intro
nice!
indeed!
I have a weird issue when using the buffer for reverse. it will reverse while im using that gesture but if i use a different gesture then come back to the reverse one it does not reverse anymore even though it says its on. anybody else have this problem?
Is it scalable for 4k screen ?
It seems I can not manipulate functions when I am using in trial mode and I can not judge between shaperbos by caleguys while cableguys plugin works with full function.
well timed Izotope. #izotope #pluginBoutique
How so?
@@user-yf2lk5gi7q I just purchased the first version earlier this week, lol! But Izotope hooked me up today. Also, more people than ever are buying music gear, acoustic, digital, plugins, etc. If there ever was a summer of music, this should be it. Especially software companies that do not need to make physical products that require human to human contact. I think once all the data is in, plugin boutique, sweetwater, and izotope may turn out to be winners. #ButImNoeconomist #izotope #summer2020
Is this possible to link in the plugin ?
Ie , instead of putting across my drum bus , I could insert it in every track then link them and then go about recording my automation ? Assuming i linked all the drums except the hi hat say , that was independent ?
What song are you using? Sounds like Tsuruda.
how can i reduce the size of the plugin?
Ableton Live
Create an Audio Track and insert Stutter Edit 2.
Create a MIDI From the MIDI Track’s ‘MIDI To’ dropdown, choose the Audio Track from Step 1. In the dropdown below it, ensure Stutter Edit 2 is selected. and change Monitoring to “In”.
If drawing notes change in to auto? Am I right?
Set monitor to off.
Use a chanel BUSS
Is there really no timeline override midi control on Stutter Edit 2?
Hello sir,
Do you have a tutorial on how to properly set this up in ableton live 10 for performance with my midi keyboard?
I believe when you click on the button that says "midi" in the upper right/mid, it will let you select between auto and midi, with midi allowing you to trigger specific functions with different keys/pads. It should show visual instructions when you click that button as well :)
Where did you get that "Basic Riff Creator" seen in your video above? From where did you load that? I do not see something like that when I load Stutter Edit 2 plugin in my Ableton Live (Intro 10 license) Audio track
It's just a preset if I remember correctly. It should be in there - JC
my rate bar does not have a lock unlock option. it has a different symbol there. is this something i can change?
You need to change it to auto instead of in or off, create a BUSS channel to route the audio
How do you just put it on one part of a vocal..like only a key phrase and that's it.?
You would use this plugin in midi mode (menu is at the top of the plugin). With midi mode on, stutter effect won't trigger unless a midi node is pressed. In ableton, it would look like this:
Vocal Track (has stutter edit on, in midi mode)
Midi track (no instrument, have the track send midi to "Vocal Track > Stutter Edit 2".
Then, whenever a note is played on the midi track, it triggers a stutter on the vocal track. Midi mode also allows you to create totally different stutters on every note. So you can trigger a ton of different stutters live.
quick question: is this like gross beat from fl studio?
Yes, but with more features I believe
Nice review, but why did you ignore jitter and jumped to pan? I guess you were imitating the stutter edit movement...
Yes, I believe I was just getting started in this video. There are some other Stutter Edit 2 tutorials on the channel you might check out too :) - JC
This some bullshit. .. Full price for the upgrade???? I'm good.
👍🏽
basically a fancy gross beat
david shawty: BROOOOOOOOOOOO
lmfao
200 for a modular gate? yikes
Man is this really the price at 79. dollars. No thanks. I paid for it once and I hardly use it. This is nice but not another 80 dollars for something I already have. Im disappointed.
right, no loyalty for the existing version we have laying around on the drive.
JRR Shop sells it for $67 if you’re a member.
There's nothing musical about this plugin - it's just noise.
Who said music can’t be noisy tho?
Hideous UI, like actually worse than v1
50 dollar, na
A dark interface to a complex plugin. 100 % uninviting
Sounds like the most useless plugin of all time... if you want to make music.
Dislike for the “cling” notification sound
That's not nice - JC
Great! This is valuable and very interesting.